MCI denies IGMCRI to admit students for coming session

The Medical Council of India has decided that it will not allow Indira Gandhi Medical College and Research Institute (IGMCRI) to enroll students in its second batch for 2011-12. This decision was given by the MCI at a 'Super-Session' of the Board of the Governors recently.

According to the recent order sent to the Health Secretary, the MCI has indicated various deficiencies in the college system which also includes inadequate infrastructure and teaching faculty and deficiency in equipment' as reasons for not renewing the permission to admit students. As per this order, the decision was taken on the report submitted to Board by the team that inspected the college in February this year.

However, the council, in the order, has asked the secretary to respond within two weeks of the receipt of the order as to why the MCI has rejected the renewal of the second batch. The same kind of instructions has given to four other medical colleges in state. One special team who visited these colleges for inspection found that these colleges lack staff, infrastructure and other basic facilities. Due to this notice there is a situation of dilemma over the 430 medical seats.

MCI has not given permission to Vadodara Medical College to increase the number of seats from 180 to 250 and Jamnagar Medical College also did not get green signal to admit more students from this year. In Rajkot Medical College, the seats have been reduced from 100 to 50. A senior official of the college said, "The MCI is being exceptionally harsh on the state colleges. Colleges in other states have much inferior infrastructure but they have not been harassed like this."

AIPMT 2011 Entrance Test: Chandigarh Girl Outshines

All the students who want to take admission in prestigious medical colleges of the country need to take All India Pre-Medical Entrance Examination Test (AIPMT). The AIPMT exam is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Harsimar Kaur, a girl from Chandigarh city tops the AIPMT exam. The girl is not from an extraordinary family, she belongs to a middle class family and she will be the first one to grab a medical seat in whole family. She made her family and city proud. Her father Manmeet Singh is a government employee and her mother is working with the Life Insurance Corporation.

Harsimar said, "Right from the day on which I passed Class tenth, I was very clear that I have to become a doctor. It was my dream and I am very happy that I have fulfilled it with such flying colours."

Harsimar who wants to become a top cardiologist of the country said, "I did my test really well and was expecting a good rank but I had never thought about topping in the whole country. It was just like a pleasant surprise and it took me some time to assimilate this reality."

Harsimar said for her studies were never a burden and she always enjoyed it. She mentioned, "I never took pressure of studies and always learned things very enthusiastically. I made a proper time-table and religiously followed it. I owe my success to my parents, teachers and God. I have also learnt classical dance and it made me feel fresh."

Her family is very happy with her performance in AIPMT exam and are feeling proud over her daughter’s achievement. Her father said, "I am very happy with Harsimar's success. She is a hard-working girl and was very clear about her goal. She has proved that girls are second to none in any of the field."

Some other students from tri-city (Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali) who secured a good rank in top 50 are Anshit Goel (7), Himanshu Gupta (10), Sanchit Kumar (32) and Tejeshwar (43).

AIPMT Final Exam Result

AIPMT Result Analysis

AIPMT Mains Analysis
Examination date of AIPMT -Pre	03/04/11
AIPMT- Pre Aspirants	20,7590
Examination date of AIPMT Mains	15/05/11
AIPMT- Mains Aspirants	26060
Students qualified in AIPMT-Mains *Qualified in General Category- 3760 *Qualified in SC & ST Category- 971	4778

Category	Cut off Marks
General	341
SC	259
ST	192

Category	Merit List		Wait List
	Marks Range	Category Rank	Marks Range	Category Rank
UR	460-364	1-1880	364-341	1881-3760
SC	400-287	1-364	287-259	365-728
ST	411-214	1-182	214-192	183-243
UR & PH	358-219	1-44	Nil	Nil
SC & PH	281-208	1-3	Nil	Nil
ST & PH	Nil	NIL	Nil	Nil

In cases of two or more candidates obtaining equal marks in Final Examination, the interse-rank of such candidates has been determined as per RULE 12(ii) of Information Bulletin and Application for AIPMT 2011.

Rank Letter to the successful candidates are being dispatched.

Candidates are advised to see venue and schedule for the allotment of MBBS/BDS seat by personal appearance through Video Conferrencing on Ministry of Health &Family Welfare’s website at www.mohfw.nic.in. Follow the instructions given in the Information Bulletin(Counselling)

Candidates have qualified under various categories on the basis of the Category he/she was eligible for appearing in the final stage examination.